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$15,000 REWARD FOR INFORMATION The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division is offering a reward up to $15,000 for credible information leading to the arrest and conviction for those responsible for the disappearance or death of Tina, Dale Jr., and Stephon Grogan. Story

$5,000 REWARD FOR INFORMATION The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for the possible larceny of: Improved Magnetic Receiver Unit (IMRU) (NIIN 016202870) and Aviation Helmet (NIIN 016769126) last seen at Hohenfels Training Area Building 40S between 14-16 Mar 25. Story

Defense Contractor MORSECORP, Inc. Agrees to Pay $4.6 Million to Settle Cybersecurity Fraud Allegations BOSTON – MORSECORP, Inc. (MORSE), of Cambridge, Mass., has agreed to pay $4.6 million to resolve allegations that MORSE violated the False Claims Act by failing to comply with cybersecurity requirements in its contracts with the Departments of the Army and Air Force. Story

Fort Eisenhower woman pleads guilty to murder in child’s death A U.S. Army spouse at Fort Eisenhower awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to the stabbing murder of her infant son. Story

Fort Wainwright Soldier arrested on multiple child pornography charges. Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division is seeking additional information. Story

Netherlands National Tactical Command Visit to HQ Army CID The Commander of the Netherlands Royal Marechausee (KMar) National Tactics Command, Brigadier General Johannes Pieters, visited the headquarters of the Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division (DACID) for a capabilities briefing and interoperability and collaboration discussion on March 4, 2025. Story

Dragon Hill Lodge employees found guilty of fraud The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division’s Far East Field Office recently conducted a joint investigation with the FBI in which a rooms manager and security director were found guilty of defrauding the U.S. Government over a span of 12 months. Story

Fort Cavazos Soldiers Plead Guilty, Face up to 10 Years in Federal Prison for Human Smuggling Two Fort Cavazos soldiers, Enrique Jauregui and Angel Palma, pleaded guilty in a federal court in Alpine to one count of aiding and abetting the transportation of illegal aliens for financial gain. Story